Conair and Revlonx are both top-selling brands of Hot Air Brushes. But you probably have been wondering; Which Hot Air Brush is the best?
In this article, we are going to do a side by side comparison of 3 different models from each company. They have similar styles, features, and prices.
We will also see, What is the best hot air brush for short hair?
Revlon VS Conair: Blowdryer & Styler Hot Air Brushes
INFINITIPRO BY CONAIR Hot Air Spin Brush
(Top pick for Fine, wavy or straighter hair types)
- (2) Brush attachments with protective cover
- 2-inch brush (for longer hair)
- 1 1/2- inch brush (for mid to shorter lengths)
- Brushes are easily swapped with the click of a button
- Hot Air Brush rotates in both directions
- Use with or without spin function
- on “cool setting” Hot Air Brush will NOT spin or get hot
- Tangle-free antistatic bristles
- Tourmaline ceramic negative ion effect
- The removable filter allows easy lint cleanup and extends motor life.
- Insulated using mica, a naturally occurring mineral with thermal properties
- Cord approx 5ft
- Smooths hair well
- Gives hair lots of volume
- 360 swivel cord
- Brush tip stays cool won’t burn you
- will repair or replace your unit for 36 months from the date of purchase
PRO TIPS:
- make sure your hair is 70-80% dry
- Make sure buttons are facing out
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For volume:
- Spin brush as you pull down on your hair
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For curl:
- Pulse the spin button to rollup the hair
- Then heat for 30-sec
- switch to the cool setting to lock in the curl
- slowly unwind hair manually to avoid tangles
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To flip or curl end:
- continuously rotate while placing your other hand on the outside of hair for resistance
- Heat for 15-30 sec for the desired effect
Cons:
- Learning Curve (see pro tips on how to use)
- Can tangle your hair a little trying to learn to use the spin feature
- Takes longer to dry than Revlon
- 2” brush is smaller than Revlon
- Bristles are soft no supporting bristles like Revlon
- Not for super curly hair since you will need to have your hair mostly dry before using this as a finishing and styling brush. Leaves wave pattern or frizzy appearance
(Most Popular)
Features
- My top pick for Long hair, Curly or Natural Hair smooth blowouts
- Cuts down drying time by nearly half
- Super large brush
- Sleek and smooth results
- More air movement than
- Hair doesn’t have to be almost dry to use it
- Best for long hair
- Gets really hot
- No need to use a straightener or flat iron afterward
- Supporting Bristles: Nylon Pin & Tufted Boar Bristles for detangling, improved volume and control.
- Unique Oval Design for Smoothing the Hair, while the Round Edges Create Volume
- Ceramic Coating helps with even heat distribution
- swivel cord
- Certification seal
- 4 year limited warranty
Cons:
- 1 size ONLY brush
- Not for making waves or curls
- Do NOT use a Voltage Converter as it will damage the Unit.
- Large size can be a problem for people with carpal tunnel
| Spin Brush | Revlon One-Step | |
| Power | 500 Watt | 1100 Watt |
| weight | 1.7 lbs | 1.8 pounds |
| length | 15.5 inches | 10.1 inches |
| Ionic | tourmaline ceramic | genuine ION generator |
| Heat Settings | 2 + cool | |
| Dual Voltage | NO | NO |
See Revlon and Conair in action with Julissa Guillen’s video
Conair VS Revlon Hot Air Brush Combo Kit
Conair 3-in-1 Tourmaline Ceramic Hot Air Brush Combo Kit (Best for short hair)
- Three attachments for total styling control
- 1/4-inch tourmaline ceramic-coated thermal brush
- 3/4-inch natural boar and nylon bristle brush (Smaller Brush Size)
- concentrator nozzle
- Tourmaline Ceramic technology
- Professional length swivel power cord
Revlon Hot Air Brush Kit for Styling & Frizz Control
- Three attachments:
- 1/2 inches Thermal Brush (Bigger Brush Size)
- 1-inch Thermal Brush
- ⦁ concentrator nozzle
- Attachment Release Button for an easy switch
- 3X Ceramic Coating for less hair damage
- Swivel cord
| Conair | Revlon | |
| Power | 1000 watts | 1200 Watts |
| weight | 1.09 pounds | 9.1 ounces |
| length | 15.8 inches | 15.3 inches |
| Ionic | YES | YES |
| Heat Settings | 2 -H/L | 2 + cool |
| Dual Voltage | NO | NO |
The ONLY dual voltage Hot Air Brush I could find was Conair 2-in-1 Hot Air Curling Combo
Conair 2-in-1 Hot Air Curling Combo
Conair OR Revlon Hot Air Paddle Brush Dryer
INFINITIPRO BY CONAIR Hot Air Paddle Brush
- Style as you dry – eliminate the need to dry, section or even brush hair before use
- 3 types of bristles – detangling for easier drying, silicone for added shine and nylon guides hair for styling control
Revlon One-Step Hair Dryer & Styler, Black
- Smooth Results with Less Frizz in Half the Time
- POWER of a Dryer PRECISION of a
- Flexible Tangle Free Bristles
| Conair | Revlon | |
| Power | 600 watts | 1100 Watts |
| weight | 1.2 pounds | 1.65 ounces |
| length | 15.2 inches | 10.2 inches |
| Ionic | YES | YES |
| Heat Settings | 2 + cool | 2 + cool |
| Dual Voltage | NO | NO |
In Conclusion
Which brand of hot air brush is the best?
Revlon
- All Hot Air Brushes are more powerfull than Conair
- Better for curly and thick hair textures
Conair
- Not made to use on wet hair
- Best for Fine/thin hair textures
